Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Tropical Plants and Gardens #120, 2 by joeswife

joeswife wrote:
I have those same hanging baskets, as well as some self watering ones that are huge, put one in the middle of the arbor, it made it bow, so now they are all on the ground.. bleah.
KayJones, I forgot it was our anniversary when I was talking to you.. LOL I am getting old too, remember? I had to move all the tomatoe plants from the potato patch to the bean patch, since I was told you can't grow tomatoes in a potatoe patch.. something about virus.. I dunno, now the beanpatch is holding almost 35 plants of different varietys and has four bags of whatnot seeds and some baby transplanted plants growing in them. including the ipomoea sp karabeck from Zig, and the Ipomoea setosa, lav moon vine, alba moon vine, triple white, purple, yellow and a dark center datura collection. I also transplanted a couple snow in the mountains so this new flower...tomatoe patch will be fantastic to watch. now.. what to do with the red cedar mulched north potato patch now vacant?okra> ? Corn/? buy more flowers? LOL